English rugby star warned
Billy Vunipola has been issued with a formal warning by English rugby over his support for Israel Folau.
Freedom Of Speech
Uni sacking ‘unlawful’
A Federal Court judge ruled James Cook University acted unlawfully when it sacked Peter Ridd.
True cost of Folau fight
Israel Folau’s free speech and freedom of religion crusade could cost rugby’s grassroots millions.
‘It’s time to forgive Folau’
World Cup-winning Wallabies captain Nick Farr-Jones has urged RA bosses to forgive Israel Folau.
Folau thrown to lions
If Israel Folau is not free to state his religious views, let alone Christian views, then we are all in trouble.
Folau issued breach notice
Israel Folau has 48 hours to respond to a breach notice from Rugby Australia.
Wallabies tested on Folau
Senior players are being sounded out over what should happen to Israel Folau to avoid a split.
Judge not Israel Folau’s beliefs
It must strike Folau as unusual that while players involved in sordid episodes continued their careers, declarations about his Christianity could end his career.
Battlefield tears at rugby
At the end of this imbroglio, there’ll be only one person still standing, Israel Folau or Raelene Castle.
‘Faith comes first’ for Folau
Israel Folau is standing by the polarising comments that could cost him his rugby union career.
Folau battles to save rugby career
Embattled Wallaby Israel Folau is preparing to fight moves by Rugby Australia to axe him.
‘Free speech has been corrupted’
Alan Jones attacks Rugby Australia’s decision to terminate the high-profile player’s $4m contract.
Folau’s Wallaby career over
Israel Folau can expect to have his $4m contract torn up over his latest homophobic comments.
Folau row of biblical proportions
Australia’s one truly world-class rugby player, Israel Folau, will likely have his $4m contract ripped up.
Beattie slams NRL door shut
The NRL yesterday refused to bite on Israel Folau and his future. They have enough on their plate
Qantas reacts to Folau’s ‘Hell’ tirade
The Wallabies’ major sponsor has condemned Israel Folau’s latest social media comments.
Pro-lifers defeated
The High Court says safety buffer zones outside abortion clinics in Victoria and Tasmania are valid.
Free speech report under fire
Sydney University questions the veracity of part of a report by former High Court chief justice Robert French.
UK to rein in tech giants
The UK plans to create a new body to force the removal of harmful content from the internet.
Uni tells why it axed Peterson
Cambridge University’s vice-chancellor explains why its school of divinity withdrew a visiting fellowship from Jordan Peterson.
The problem with grievance studies
What our “grievance studies” sting shows is that something has changed in the way we think about knowledge.
Milo lashes out over visa
Far-right provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos is “devastated” he could be denied a visa to Australia because of his previous tour.
Serena cartoon given all clear
The Australian Press Council has ruled that a controversial cartoon of tennis star Serena Williams by the Herald Sun’s Mark Knight did not breach media standards.
Right pans uni for history tutorial
A top Australian university has been criticised for singling out the Ramsay Centre for Western Civilisation in a tutorial.
Universities more concerned about brand reputation than freedom
If I wore this t-shirt to work at my university some ideologically motivated person would go through the codes of conduct looking for a basis to lay a complaint.
Universities declaring war on free speech Universities declaring war on free speech
Australian universities are becoming increasingly hostile to free speech, an audit by the Institute of Public Affairs has found.
Protest fees up to universities
Universities will decide whether student protesters pay security costs for controversial speakers, Education Minister Dan Tehan says.
‘Wished I was somewhere else’
An audience of platitude-junkies, hipsters and academics nods approvingly as a woman wails at our asylum-seeker policies. Welcome to Gillian Triggs’ book tour.
Bakery wins ‘gay cake’ case
A Christian family’s bakery in Belfast wins landmark court case over its refusal to make a cake decorated with “Support Gay Marriage”.
New discrimination act mulled
Scott Morrison’s cabinet must decide on a proposal for a Religious Discrimination Act, but faces a damaging backlash.
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